From its website (http://www.justice.gov/about): this is the mission of the Department of Justice:
Our Mission Statement
To
enforce the law and defend the interests of the United States according
to the law; to ensure public safety against threats foreign and
domestic; to provide federal leadership in preventing and controlling
crime; to seek just punishment for those guilty of unlawful behavior;
and to ensure fair and impartial administration of justice for all
Americans.
I don't see where it is the job of the Department of Justice or Attorney General Loretta Lynch to ensure "choice" for Democrat voters. She needs to enforce the law - Period.
Lynch needs to focus her attention on the last line of her department's mission statement:
"...to ensure fair and impartial administration of justice for all Americans." which includes Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Do the right thing!
I don't see where it is the job of the Department of Justice or Attorney General Loretta Lynch to ensure "choice" for Democrat voters. She needs to enforce the law - Period.
Lynch needs to focus her attention on the last line of her department's mission statement:
"...to ensure fair and impartial administration of justice for all Americans." which includes Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Do the right thing!
I am guessing that if the FBI does recommend indictment, the DOJ will just sit on it until after the election. And, if there would be any charges, Obama would squash them before leaving office.
ReplyDeleteThis can play out one of several ways.
ReplyDelete1. If FBI recommends, DoJ can refer to a grand jury immediately. From what I have heard of the evidence, the grand jury will send to trial and Hillary will be convicted. Clinton will not be elected.
2. If FBI recommends and DoJ refers to a grand jury immediately, she might be acquitted or get a slap on the wrist and she might even stand a chance of being elected.
3. FBI recommends but DoJ refuses to send to grand jury - there will be outrage and Clinton will not be elected.
4. FBI recommends but DoJ drags it out. A cloud of suspicion hangs over Clinton and she loses. In the end, she may or may not be convicted.
5. FBI recommends not to send it to a grand jury. With all the evidence, time and effort that has gone into the investigation, I don't think this likely.
Very interesting and full of potential peril.